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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
2
Fragmented lines reference education policy, political figures, and a Colonel title. Mentions include Mr Bryan, President Wilson, and a potential club leadership shift. Odd phrasing suggests OCR corruption with aims to assign roles and discuss campaigns and education plans.
Patterson criticizes reliance on Wikidey records to cover up the alleged pardoning of a senator connected murderer. He questions the motive and accuracy, urging clearer documentation and accountability.
Wartime debates rage over facial hair and its perceived effect on courage and discipline across the empire. Officials warn civilians may be punished for forcing mustache and beard norms as soldiers rely on bristling whiskers to strike terror.
Fragmentary essay discusses widows of soldiers and the harsh realities of political empathy. It contrasts American congressional tenderness with French assembly discomfort over Senegalese women and children, suggesting appealing to broader sympathy while noting limits of aid.
The Salvation Army announces an animal picnic tomorrow at Beulah church near Do north side. Attendees meet at the Army hall on East Main Street at 8:30 AM and travel to the picnic grounds under the supervision of Biinign Keller and chaperones Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Morris.
Representative Kent of California donates a large Mount Tusulpain section to the people, including Mule Wonds and a natural amphitheater. He hopes to preserve the land as a reserve and establish an annual theatre fete, with notable productions, drawing crowds of up to 2,000 yearly via maintained trails.
In El Paso a court case unfolds as General Huerta accuses U S agents of raiding his home without regard for his family. He says two Department of Justice agents searched his house before his visit with relatives and remained during his discussion with kin.
A brief page four advertisement highlights Misses Brett's clearance sale with discounts on clothing items. The notice emphasizes limited stock and dates for the sale period.
Fragmentary notice warns readers about calomel dangers and salivation risks from patent tonic sales. Mentions symptoms and cautions against taking unverified remedies. Notes concerns over adulterated bottles and deceptive claims.
Rev Robert L Campbell pastor of the First Presbyterian church has gone to Hattiesburg to attend to business matters and will return next week. He previously served in Hattiesburg before accepting the call at the Dothan church. Mrs Charles Baldwin of Montgomery arrives tonight to visit Mrs J RK Kevton. North Foster Street, E Hi Hill spent yesterday in Montgomery.
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